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Property: What Not to Do

Property: What Not to Do

In this we predicted the booming housing market we are currently in. Hardly anyone bought it because nobody could believe housing could boom because of the pandemic.

By Callum Newman, Monday, 06 December 2021

Time for the Swingers

Time for the Swingers

We’ve been conditioned in recent decades to think over time markets only go up. The conventional thinking goes, ‘Sure, there’ll be volatility in the short term, but over the long haul, markets always go up.’

By Ryan Dinse, Monday, 06 December 2021

Do Central Banks Run Governments Now?

Do Central Banks Run Governments Now?

Do you think central banks will tighten monetary policy and risk a sovereign debt crisis in order to get inflation under control?

By Nick Hubble, Saturday, 04 December 2021

Trader’s Corner — Santa Has Left the Building

Trader’s Corner — Santa Has Left the Building

In today’s Money Weekend…doubling down…hedge funds selling…option markets stressed…bearish price action…and much more…

By Murray Dawes, Saturday, 04 December 2021

ASX BNPL and Lithium Stocks: Novonix Falls While Openpay and Splitit Rise

ASX BNPL and Lithium Stocks: Novonix Falls While Openpay and Splitit Rise

Novonix [ASX:NVX] shares fell 25% before entering a trading halt, while BNPL stocks Openpay Group [ASX:OPY] and Splitit Payments [ASX:SPT] rose on trading updates.

By Kiryll Prakapenka, Friday, 03 December 2021

Lithium: Whatever It Takes

Lithium: Whatever It Takes

Ganfeng Lithium Co and CATL were embroiled in a bidding war recently for Millennial Lithium Corp, a company with assets in Argentina. In the end, it was Lithium Americas who swept in at the 11th hour, buying the company for US$400 million.

By Selva Freigedo, Friday, 03 December 2021

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